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Denver landlords will have to license long-term rental buildings after city council passes new law
Measure also includes tenants rights mandates
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In this Tuesday, Dec. 15, 2015, photograph, a sign indicates a vacancy in a rental housing unit near downtown Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)
Posted at 12:25 PM, May 04, 2021
and last updated 2021-05-05 08:31:27-04
The sponsors of the measure say the license requirement and other facets will help to hold landlords to a higher standard and give renters more protections, though there has been outcry from both groups about inspection and licensing fees, which some renters fear could get passed on to them through rent increases.
Apparently, the only way to make Coloradoâs housing market more affordable is to make it more expensive â or so some policymakers seem to believe.
How else to explain assorted proposals, pending at the State Capitol, Denver City Hall and elsewhere, that heap one costly burden after another upon those who provide the stateâs housing? Inevitably, they will have to pass those costs on to the rest of us if they want to stay in business.
But letâs not be naive. The politicians peddling these proposals must know better. They understand what they are promoting wonât work. But they also understand that the public looks to them to âdo somethingâ even if the âsomethingâ turns out to be little more than pandering.